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The Labor enquirer., 1887-06-18
1what papers DO you rsadf'' I inquired.
"Wou-t -tho- tho Ne,oe generally

1what papers do you rsadf',' I inquired.
"Well-ths -ths Ne,ss generally"
II thought so,D I answered smiling. l
took my lamp % 60 up stairs for the
night q vas sure whom ] saw him seat
himself With the dreadful papers that he
would get some light from above. Next
morning the gentleman confessed that he
had known very little about these ques-
tions szespt what he had read-he had
mover attended any meetings Of the labor
srs, but he believed the working Glasses
and he belonged 70 them-(he was selling
sewing machines and "hatedn the busi-
nsss. but could nnd nothing else to do at
the time) were greatly wronged and that
the monopolists were only public robbers
-"The government ought to make some
reforms"
'The government" I replied, sis these
monopolists. The tenatoys are the ex-
tremely rich who run everything to suit
themselves and give the land to the rail-
roads, monopolies of various kinds with
unheard-of fsvors to the bankers"
"Yes," said he, "and some Of those lead
ing senators ought to be taken out and
hung 10 the nearest lamp posts, and I'd
like TO help do itl'
"Thot," I replied quietly, after giving
him full time to digest his own words, "is
anarchy"
striking" silence told that the blow
had 'struck" home and that the day had
dawned on the darkness in one mind more.
II wonder" said he at parting, "if l am
not Socialist myself and didn't know it ?
-and," he added laughingly, perhaps an
Anarchistw A.L.W.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-06-18

sTYLIsH STATIONERY.
ElgaA = Owen, sixtssnth ssrees,'ePPo-
site Daniels 4 FishsF. 30 Inn ly
The Labor enquirer., 1887-06-18

BoYoorrJ. Lusk's Canned Fruits Of San
Francisco.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-06-18
WEDDING CARDS.

Elgan = Owens, Sixteenth street, ePpe
sits Daniels 4 Fisher. 80 I'm ly
The Labor enquirer., 1887-06-18

After you have read this ENQUIRER, wrap
II up and mall 1t to some friend or fellow
wage worker and send him on postal at the
same time request to subscribe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
A WESTERN MYSTERY.
KidnapporS Hold Woman Captive
TO slowly ENtort $4,000.

A Nassar IN >ptCia, satS: \ remlrka'
bic ease Of Kidnapping and robbery, in
vhirh Tus, ola. county Woman i the We
tim, ha> just been made public here. List
fau Ms, Albert Brooks. OF JuuiltI, TuS-
cola county, went To Denver 10 take pos
SESSION # $50 0C0 in cash and real estate
Itu Ter, she said. by an uncle. She reached
Denver safely, received the money, aud
mace arrangements for the management on
the property. Since that time nothing has
been beard Of the woman, and several
weeks ago Mr.. Brooks went West to un-
ravol the mystery, il possible. lie has re-
turned, and reports TINT no clue WAS found
10 tie missing woman, and that he had
placed the matter in the hands OF detectives.
4 sister of Mrs. Brooks. VINO also received
SSO. 900 from the uncle, has pu. $1,000 in
the names Of Denver officers 10 be used IN
fuding her SISTER.
Sn,e Mr. Brooks returned home be has
received q letter from b. wife mailed a.
Boston, but endorsed by the p1sl-Olli; 20 au'
tboutitS - having been forwarded from
California for Mailing. The letter i plea
for help. Ii saws that Mrs. Brooks j. held a
capIVe bv a gang Of mrn VINO have aTeady
secured 100000 Of her money and are &c
tImuod TO have it all. Tnc WOmiu'S cap
tors tortured her in rYCrv imaginable way.
>he does not say where ner place oil con
hLCmcGl j.
Lat week Denver detective at work
upon The case NIrcd Mr.. Brooks tnat be
bed discovered the building M which Mrs.
broobs is imprisoned. but had not been
able 10 commuoich ate with Ter. To add 10
the N, >tery. I. North, a Na>sar bunker
recently received pJcklgc OF Idt-rS writ
! ten by 1uscoIa people TO Mr.. Brooks, bul
20 reason i given for >cuding them. Mr..
Brooks is a poor man md ne nas expended
larc, Is Of hi, mcaere mems 10 discover the
Whereabouts Of his "ilc and explain the
| mystery
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
BY QGatles * McCurdy,
Real Estate Brokers.

FNFCUTORS' SALE OF 4 LARGE
H. NTNBFR OF EAST-END LOTS. NEAR
THTFNTENSION OF TIE CITY RAILWAY.
Attie request of the executors OF Hiram W.
Tylcr, dccca -ed. We viii offer for sale on
FRIDAY, JUNE Il, lSS7,
beginning at o'clock, the following PRO
!. Lon 25xl;O feet on east side Of Nicholson
street. adionlng Mr. Colein's.
? lot fGxl-0 feet ON east side Of Nicholson
street. adjoining y. NJ. Lees property.
= Lot GOxlJO feet On Nicholson stres', adj
Joining the property Of Marian Colgin ami G..
". Golgin-.
4. LOT I97x1OO feet on Nicholson street be-
tween the property Of Mr. Carter and Will
liamsbUrg avenue.
> LOT l1OxlOO feet between John Carriers
and Mr. Harkett on Nicholson street.
t. Lon g3xl%O feet on the west side OF Ntchol-
son street. Just beyond the corporate Limits
ard near Church.
:. lot 81 fec;. running back n good depth on
Nicholson street. conner OF Williamsburg ave
nue..
< LOT ~ feet corner Of Hague street ana
Williamsburg avenue.
Tlc,e Lots will be- offered as whole or sub
diylGcd to suit purchaser.
Fast-Ind properly Eu- recently aud viii con-
tinue fOIaTioly enhance ln yaiuc. IN" street.
cav extension. already in progress. mus; ne'es-
farily cfoatly enhance the value Of this pro-
uertv Spectators and shrrWd investors ara
rcniizirg the fact hat greater profits can be
derived from Investments IN this portion OF
our cify than ci- wncre ard ERE taxing atyan-
tfcc Fl IT, Buy now, before u gets higher.
TERMS: One tlirl cash: residue at six and
twelve months the purchaser % give negotiable
notes. with inicre-i added. auG secure the SAME
IS "a GccG UIou the DrOuerty.
QCARLES X MCCURpI,
fctI Auctilneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
THOUSAND HAPPY BOYS.
They Have u Sail, Eat Pie, and 90
In Swi mining.

People bad no difficulty yesterday in OBJ
fslning daily papers, and there was appa
Tenily no dearth Of the lively little bust
pess-inen whose sock In trade consists OF
an old box, brush, and tin dish OF some
thing that looks like mixture OF loan and
molssses. Yet nearly 1000 news.boys and
boo,-blscks were out Of town. Though
their absence from big city like New York
may not have been noticed, their presence
III the portion OF the country through
which they passed ana at Alpine Grove, on
Tie Hudson, opposite Yonkers, was GER
tsInly felt.
II was by the Kindness Of the Hon. John
ii. slarn that the city was for . day de-
plsttd, the country enriched, and the boys
made happy. Whether the happiness Of
1000 news.boys and booi-blacks equals the
misery that number OF imps can cause fifty
ADULTS j. question witch would probably
be answered ia the sfilrmstiye by the boys.
and with decided mo" by the adults.
However. the eleventh annual excursion
rendered by Dir. starin duly took place, the
tojs bad their happiness and caused their
misery, The OnIy retaliation for when was
that ore fell overheard and was not
drowned.
TIE excursion was announ ed 10 start
from tthriD's piers at the foot Of Dey street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
By Quarles & McCurdy,
Real Estate Brokers.
VRUSTEES SALE OF A WELL

URUSTEE'S SALE OF A WE'LL
Il LOCATED AND DESIRABLY- ARRANGED
BRICK DWELLING, NOW OCCUPIED BY MR..
GEORGE GIBSON. ON THE SOUTH LINE OF
CANAL BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD
sTREETS-No. 207.--In execution OF a certain
deed Of trust bearing date March 4, 1885, aud
duly recorded In the office OF tho clerk of
Richmond Chancery Court, Deadlock Ig7 A,
page 40, the undersigned, being required 80
10 do by the holder OF the notes therein So
cured. default having been made In the pay.
meni Of the same, will offer for sale on
THURSDAY, JUSE IS, 1887,
at o'clock p. NJ, the said REAL ESTATE.
The house Is commodiOus and well built and
has the usual conyeniences. The lot has a
front Of 60 feet and runs back l53X feet 20 an
alley. There Is also an alley ON the east
There is sufficient vacant land for another
dwelling.
This will make an excellent home. The
neighborhood, location, and surroundings are
all Ia iis favor.
TERMS: Cash as 20 cost and expenses Of sale
and sufficioncy 10 pay on a note OF s3as. with
interest from June 2, 1875: note for $3.50. with
interest from June 5, 1855, and note Tor AZ 500.
with interest from July 2. 1885, a credit as 10
s2.b00 due about July Is, 1887. Balance upon
terrns as will be announced at sale.
ie4 MANN 8. QUALLss, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
ByJ Thompson Brown & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
lib Main street
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
v MAIN-STREET TIIREE-STORY
STOCK-BRlCK STORE, GRANITE FRONT,
No. 20i1 EAST MAIN. }

Y MAIN-STREET THREE-STORY
STOCK-BRlCK STORE, GRANITE FRONT,
No. 2Ol7 EAST MAIN. }
Yickers J Hastings Court, city Of
q. Manchester. Decree en-
Curotu ct ais. tered April q, 1887.
BY virtue Of the above decree the under
signed. special commissioners therein appoint
ed, will sell al public auction on
THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1857.
at o'clock p. NJ, the above BRICK STORE on
1wenty-1rst street. The property fronts 10
feet, with depth Of los feet
The Improvements are Of q better order than
those in the neighborhOOd. being stock brick,
granite front. and modern ia It's construction,
and contains five rooms besides the store. For
an apothccAry store or meat and vegetable
market this property IL desirable, and would
pay good income on investment
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance In six.
twelve. and eighteen months. negotiable notes
given for deferred payments aud title retained
until all the purchase-mOney Is paid and a deed
ordered by the Court
WYNDHAM r. MEREDITH.
ROGER b. ATKINSON,
Special Commissioners.
j. THOMPSON BROWN Il Co., Auctoneers.
vIRGYIA-IS THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
HUsTIsGs COURT or THE CITY or MAScHEs-
TER.
/, II. Z. Du Val, clerk Of tho said court. DO
hereby certify that W. X. Meredith and Roger
d. Atkinson, special commissioners appointed
by decree entered In the chancery suit of
Nickers against Cu:otti and ais on the 9th day
Of April. 1877, have duly executed the bond re-
Quired by said decree.
Gwen under my hand this 9th day OF April,
1851.
IoH HE DU VAL, Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
DEPARTURE UE SCEATxRS.
old DOMINION STEAM y -,
SHIP COMPANY. '-A-s'aeF''
FOR NEW YORK.

e.esmers leave Richmond EVERY TUE DAl
AMI R!DAl at 3 b.. NJ, and SUNDAY az high
water
Norfolk EVERY n ESDAN ana SAIL RDAN
Al =. NJ. ana for Richmond direct EVERY
THURSDAY ats +. VI.
Passenger accommodations uusurl assel
Cabin tare 20 New ora rid Jalueo-rlSer
route Including meals ana terta......g 3 "
RJuud-irip tickets hmitei 70 birty days
after date Il issue. ...................... Il "a
Steerace, with subsistence .....-.......... n'
StceTarc. without Subsistence .........-.. OF
Cabin fare ga Chesapeake mi ONO iEt-
rCGl..............-. ..-.....,.-.----.---- ~ '
Cabin fare rid Richmond and Petersburg
Tirkets can bo obtained Al A. ". Gerber S..
1000 Main street; Chesapeake ana Ohio AMI
Richmond ant Petersburg GCpo,s, and ~ COM
psnys ooices. 1901 Main street aud wharf.
Rockets.
Freiglts forwarded aud through bills Of 'adin 2
issued for points beyond New CrS.
Freight re ,eiyed daily uatil T.. u.
Manifest closed Oh sailing days c4e hour De-
fore departure.
snd Saturday a;3P ~ by the Newport News
steamer ami arrive At Richmond by me Chesa-
peake and Ohio tram the next day az 6.l5 4. NJ.
Passengers leaving Richmond ON MONDAY =,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
aud SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and ono
railway (cia Newport NewsJ a. . p. 81, an
10y klchmond emf Petersburg railroad same
doys' al 1919 A. VI. viii MAKO connection e;
NDRFOLA with steamer ieaWug ilCse dRyA
SAlLINGS nus MEEn.
NYANOkE. Captain EULPHEKs. FRIDAY.
Jui l1th. at 3 OclocE p. u.
ROANOKE, Captain COUcH. SUNDAY,
June 1911. az , o'clock p. VI.
Old DOMINION, captain SMITH, TUES
DAY, June 2lst. at O'Clock r. N.
GEORGE W. ALLEN s. CO., Agents,
No. 1901 MalD street, ana
ComDany's wharf. Rockets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15

ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN aN-
MoND AND BALTIMORE N kANh
DIRECTION.
Correspondmgly quick time 70 oIs. 49,
Through bills VI lsding issued 81 Ssxf@R
..u General Frelsh' Ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
AUCTION sALEs-Futurc Days.
49,. rf's.g| ~ - -. ~ .ff ~ = o.
Rawlings a. Rose.
Real Estate Auctlonoers.
By Jas. Macdolgall.

7 ARGE AND DESIRABLE 40,
I SoRTuFNT OF EXCELLENT ho coE
IOID AND KITCHEN FURNlrumh, 'N,s Yss
sISTlKU OF CARPETS, CHAMBEh - S VI ~
HOYN1 ON FURNACE, BED ANS! AMI = a. NJ
LINEN. CHINA, &C., &C. All AbC liVN.,M,n ~,
request Of Mrs. Annie Camp lwho uos'i ,nI /,
housek oepingl Will sell at Nos. wi api 'N''
cas-, Clay street, commencing
NONDAY. JUNE 20, 1887.
ut 1917 o'clock A. NJ. her entire HoUsEhno ~
and KITCHEN FURNITURE, embracing ~ ~
celent Welnut Parlor Suits, walnut DIE
Case. Elgrnvinga. Lace Cntains; bru , ~,
Three-Ply. and other Carpets severai soay :,
neat Man blo-Top Chamber suits; ManosIa ai
and Poplar Marnle-Top Chamber SUITS nas
and Cotton Mattresses; Wovcn-Mlre, ro"asi,
aud other Bed-Sprines; Boiolcr3 FiI1 u, F S"
1onet.N are; larRe->ize BoyntoA Inn
mace, I'm perfect order; Walnut bA'1 ts',,
Dining-Tailos Chairs. China Presses, rehu.
err, hofrigcrators / Stone Filter tos1t,O
win n largo collection OF oIcelieht poI ,iies'
Bcd.I luen, Blankets, Tablo-Linen' C",la'
Crocfcry, Glassware. Kitchen.Wate, NC, o.,
10 which special attention OF hOlsekeeP,oi,s
generally Is cnllod, ns the articles arc a'i ~
splendid order (many almost new, ana 'hoSh
positive. ,.cnor-rArT
TFEYs: Cash. JAS. hAIDOuHn-n'
e. 151G1N&lg-it 1aio1il.-''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
WEDNESDAY,. JUNE Is. lsS7,

at ~ o'clock =. NJ, all that certain SQUARE
OF LAND lying and being in the county OF
HenricO. in the plan 81 Mount Erin, designated
as Lot No. -, bounded by the following streets
VIZ TOmpkins. Union, Orleans, ana Virginia
The Improvements consist OF an excellent and
cOnveuicntly-arrange TWO-SIOk1 FRAME
DWELLING, with nine rooms, large pantry,
pOlches front and rear. smoke -house, coal aud
wood house, large stable-all built with the
lest material and now in good order. On the
premises there is a never-falling well OF most
delightful water The front AMI side yards m =
adorned with large, handsome maple-tress and
shrubbery Of various kinds. and the garden
stocked with choice fruit-trces, grape-yines,
&C. The location, being on Fulton hill, Is
very healthy one and commands the most mag
nihcent views to be had Of tho city. James
river, Manchester. and surrounding country.
Tie neighbOrhOo on Fulton Hill is most ex-
cellent one. During this month the city rail-
way (which is now being laid viii finish It's eX-
tension to within few hundred yards Of Full
ton Hill.
TERMS: One third cash; balance IN six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes, Interest
edded. and title retained until all the purchase
money is paid aud n conveyance ordered by
TIE Court CONWAY Il. SANDS,
WILLIAM HANCOCK,
Special Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
AUCTION kAsES-F0fure Days.
~ III(y10S.1.CJ/gD( C((I[~rrIII[~r<.
BY Frnnk ID. Hill q Co,
Real Etato AucliOnoora
COMMISSIONERS SALE or A

COMMISSIONERS SALE or A
u LARGE NUMBER or BUILDING LOTS
ON TEETU. ELEVENTH. r gSLFPH. THIR-
TENTH, AND FOURTEENTH STREETS,
OPPOSITE THE GRAIN-ELEVhTOR AND
NFAk1hE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO SHOPS.
AT AUC1ION-By virtue OF docreo ia tho
cause below mentioned, entered Nay -. 1871.
We win sell at public auction. upon Tho pre-
FRIDAY. JUNE q. 1857,
q, "a o'clock =. w., the balance Of the PRO-
BEkIY belonging 10 the estate Of the late r..
4. johnson.
ist. a LOTOF GROUND. seven Io,s together,
AT tho interseciion q Fourteenth street an /
the alley running from Marshall str iet. now
occupied by william Mayo. Wnl be divided.
3D. fG0xl30 FkET, west side q Fourteenth
street between Clay and leigh-gray>l lO;s F.;
45xS6 lQ-I2 FEET, corner Of Leigh aad Tbir-
treuth stTeots: ia)xiO0 FEET, nofthcass cor
ncr Of Twelfth aud Leigh streets; 2,Oxi22
FTET, Twelfth between u and streets. 1Ox
1872 ffIl. ives: edo 81 Twelfth between 81 ard
\ streets; 2iG1l22 FEET. cGat sito n Eleventh.
between II ma streets; o0Zi32 FEET. wet siie
Of Eleventh between NJ and streets: 5IJtl52
FFkT en- 9tnih between " and n atrHe-[
some 81 .hesc lots a-e valuable for faouiiors'
sand, which lies TO the depth o. p or % feo-.
The attention e fCundry-m SCALED - then.
All Tho los Lro available FOR DGilIlnc purgO7 ,
ard especially adapted for homes for TIE IN
bOilnE t4ntrcN.
Sal6 viii commence nc & il,lpm Mayo'- hopse
near no corner q Fourteenth Rud hershi !
Gtfefto.
TERMS: One third cash; balance M s.x,
twelve. and eighteen months, with interest a. j.
ed, ard title retained ubtil All the pprrna'a-
money II IGId and Conveyance ordered 81
he C0uit HENRY G. CANNON.
GEORGE *. MACON,
Special Commits toner's.
TglNH 4. HILL & Co. AUcti0neers.
CITIZs NJ PASg or RlCWOTD, PLAINTIFF,
AGl SIT IOHEsON EygCUT0g ASo AS, d.
F2NDANTs-IS TIE CHASCzH COURT o. TIE
CITY or bICHuGSD
|. Benjamin II. Berry. clork ~ said court
certify that the toud required OF no special
commissioners b. tho decree In said cause oi
Nay 20, isN1. Las been duly given.
Given under my hand tbi- 2''s day - May,
1sS.. BENJAMIN n. BERRY.
te IS Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
j. PRESTON COCkE.
Special Commissioner.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR. Auctioneer.
rCRUSTEFS' SALFOFyALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 SMALL FARM, WITH COMFORTABLE
FRAME HOUSE THEREOF, WITH USUAL
OUT-BUILDINGS, CONTAINING FIVE
ACRES OF LAND, AND ADJOINING THE
FARMS OF THOMAS POLLARD, CUNLlFFES
ESTATE, AND OTHERS, NEAR COALFlRLD
STATION, RICHMOND AND DANVILLE
RAILROAD.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust from
Mathew H. Jewett and wife, bearing date Sep
TENDER z, 1885, and duly OF ecort in the clerks
ofice OF Chesterfield County Court IN Deed
Book Il, page 2l9. and being required by the
holder Of notes therein secured so TO do. the
undersigned trustees will offer for sale by pub
lie auction on
TUESDAY, JUNE q, 1887,
commencing promptly at ~ O'clock p. NJ,
on the premises. the aboye-descrioed PRO-
PERTY. This property, situated as Il Is at
COalheld station, Richmond and Danville rail-
road. offers extra Inducements 10 parties WISH
ing 10 purchase nice little summer residence,
a. the Bon Air train leaves Coalneld every
morning and returns In the evening
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay on one note
for $3.50 due the "a day Of March. 1885. and one
note due aud payable on the "a day of Sep
tember 1856, with interest upon said notes 20
date. and costs OF executing this trust; balance
upon such terms ~ will be made known upon
day OF SALE w: L. CoWAkDlN,.
VIM. II. MCCARTHY,
Trustees.
SAMPSON B AplxsoS, Auctioneess. iels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
by Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. o north Tenth street.
WEST-GRACE-S I RE EFT PRO
w PERTY.
AUCTION SALE OF A TRULY VALUABLE
wEsT-GRACR-sTREET BUILDING LOT.

BY request OF the owner we will sell by auc-
ton, upon the premises, on,
FRIDAY, JUNE II, 1887, r,...
ct o'clock y. NJ, that BEAUTIFUL BUILD
ING LOT. fronting 40xi56 feet 10 an alley 10
feet wide, on the south line OF Grace between
shafer and Harrison streets.
Parties desiring hcme-site can purchase
here upon Tho assurance that the dignity OF the
neighborh0od will be safely guarded and aus-
tanned, and upon the further assurance that
there viii DO no depreciation OF value.
Terms and property very inviting.
CHEWING q ROSE.
10 II Auctiopeers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
At public auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE u. 1sS1.
by John +. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer.
Bank aud Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4
" BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN. RESIDENCE
on FTLION HILL, ADJACENT 70 THE
EASTERN SUBURBS o. THE ClTN.-By VIZ
tue If decree OF the Circuit Court OF the
county Of Ilcnrco. entered on the 9ih day OF
March. 1sS5. IN the case OF Louisa :. Mayo r..
George ID. Wise, trustee. and as, the under
signed, who were appointed special commits
sioners, will offer for sale at public auction, on
the premises, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15

At the request Of the owner will offer for
sale. upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10. 1857.
at 81 o'clock =. NJ, the aforementioned REAL.
ESTATE. The dwelling is a most substantial
and admirably-arrangcd structure of three
stories above the basement, containing four
teen rooms, with vide hall. besides kitchen.
servants rooms. pantry. closets, cOal-yaults,
sc. The lot fronts 81 feet and ruus back about
$50 feet TO a wide alley.
The fact that this property Is so well and
conveniently located. and IN delightful neigh
borho0d. should commend IL 10 all IN want Of q
really dosirablo residence.
1REMs: one fourth cash, the balance a. six.
twelve. and eighteen months; or one third
cash, the balance at one. two, aud three year :,
if preferred, with interest. and secured by "a
deed Of trust. ii. SELDON IA1Lot,
les AuctiOucrr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
Special Commits iOncrs
TElNK Il. HILL & Co. AUcti0ncera.
A Il -s.a:z...s @iisi'......ii,.. f.....,sz
RICHMOND. FREDEhlCKSBUk he

ks e. 5s-y...,..ss s, -. 4..5.I5.si
DICHMOND, FREDEhlCKSBCk he
IL AND POTOMAC RAILRoAD.-Schelulf
commencing MAY IS, l6s,--e'storI s,1niarI
time
725A.M., leaves Byrd-Street statos daily
stops only a. Ashland, %Incu'n
Mlfcrd, and Frederlcksturg.
sleeper - Washington. Leavet
Wellington fsr New to!k o. i!N
A. NJ.
iY.o- 4. ~. ieayos Byrd-Streo. station dam
except ~rncay. Leay"- washing
Ton for New lOrE a. i:l0 2. ", a.
by limited AZ $3.50 p. u.
S2OP. r., leaves RyTd->ticct s;At.0D d1ilY
Sleeper 10 New iork.
lO.2a A. ~, arrives % Byri->treet station daily
sleeper from New Yor6.
2.3g Z. n, arrives nj Byr1-Strcet station daly
stops at Fredericksburg, Milford
AMI Junction. Sleeper from WISH.
lngtoD.
9IsP P. NJ, arrives at Byrd-s'reei station dab
except sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
400 p. NJ, accommodation. leaves Hroad
Street station; arrives ~ A-hi3u .
et5P.M.
90, p. NJ, leaves Eloa; arrives at Astland.a'
6:it +. II.
s5sA. NJ, accommodation. arrives AZ broad.
street station; leayes Ashland al
sol 4. ".
5.5g y. Nj. arrives ~ Elba; leaves Ashland a.
j:i9 Z. II.
c. TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent
E. T. D. MYgRs, General superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
We will sell nj public auction on
ERInAY. JUNE II. lsN1.

We will sell al public auction on
FRIDAY, JUNE II, 1887,
M G o'clock T. NJ. the above RESIDENCE,
which was constructed without regard TO OK
pensc. using the very best material. having
In yieT only convenience, comforts, and SUP
stautiaiity; r. a large and xpcnsiyely-iinished
mansion. with every comfort add modern con-
venience for a large family. The rooms. halls,
and rorticos are hieh-pltchcd and airy, and
commands extensive views below ana acr "a
the river. with the exceedingly desirable al
vantage Of an unObstructcd southern eX-
pCfuie.
This property. 50 complete ia all its arrange
ments and within few minutes walk OF me
posi-office. offers unusual advantages to bu5i-
ness-mcn who desire 20 secure the many COM
folts q a delightful house. and Mt but little
cost and less time and worry than by residing
IN tie distant portion u the city.
The Tot fronts 10 feet. with depth Of iij feet
Q inches 10 an alley lii4 feet wide, and -
planted In eyergrecns and maGnolias.
TERMS or SALE: one fourth cash; balance In
six. twelve mad eighteen months, secured b.
trus.-deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
fcle AuctiOreers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-15
FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth, smithneld, Hampton, Old Point, Wa
verify, aud Hicksford, Va. Washington, ID. Q.
Sewberne, Washington, aud Tarboro', n. c. all
stations on Atlantic aud Danyille railroad,
seaboard and Roanoke railroad. Norfolk South
orally also, for Eastern shore OF Virginia and
al regular landings on the James aud RAppa-
hammock rivers ~ LOWEST RATES and
l. b TATUN, Superintendent
myes No. lit Main street. aad RockstiA